Posted by jack on Monday, April 6, 2009 at 11:36am.
for part b, your final KE is rotational KE which is now 1/2 I w^2 where I consists of the rod mass distributed, and the mass of the initial stuff at some rotational distance. You cant get the same answer as a), as the units are different. THe units in a) are sec^-1, and in b) should be unitless.
so would it be (Iw^2)/(mv^2)?
Yes, depending on what you put in for final I, w, and the intial v.
actually, since b) asked for fractional loss, it would be that fraction subtracted from 1.
What did you put in for I
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